Dirt Bike Clutch Control - Enduro - Off Road Riding Tip for Dirt Bikes

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1. I tend to use my middle 2 fingers for brake.
2. My clutch is a tough pull. I can't pull it with one finger. :(
   Maybe I should look into new levers.
   But..... I was gifted with small hands. Lol. So it's quite the stretch to get one finger to grab the lever anyhow.
3. Dear Guys.
   
   After a session in motocross, I get pain in my lower back. Are you facing this topic?.What kind of exercises did you recommend for this?
4. He likes to pull that lever 😂😂😂😂😂😂
5. but she says she likes the whole arm...
6. Production of consumer goods does not guaranty perfect materials for your particular riding stile either . Not to rub you the wrong way but , thanks for passing this info on brother .
7. Where you grab the bar has a lot to do with how long you reach is small people will have no problem with close grip.
8. it seems as if you did not start out this way and use all 4 fingers on the clutch it's a hard habit to quit and only use 1 or 2
9. thanks bro
10. I learned a lot of using only one finger from mountain biking. using one finger helps a lot
11. I started out on motorcycles, where I typically use all four fingers on the clutch, unless I'm going full throttle. It just helps ensure you're getting a nice clean shift and not slipping the clutch all the time. But I learned real fast after I got my rm 250 to use 2 fingers on the clutch for shifting because that damn thing will rip out of your hands otherwise.
12. This was my typical practice until I discovered Rekluse.
13. Only KTM Riders can 1 finger their hyd. clutch... haha KTM FTW
14. If u have harder clutch use more than one finger
15. am i the only one who uses his middle finger for the brake lever???
16. Hey I'm starting on a 250 2 stroke (kx250) for my first bike how should I learn to ride on this bike so I don't hurt myself
17. MYSchool BMX
18. hey I like your channel it's pretty HQ it sucks it's not larger hopefully it blows up
19. when u say give a little squeeze if the clutch to slow down or get power to get up a hill or corner, you aren't switching gears are you?
20. Omg. Enough already.
    2 fingers is great. Clip the lever at the break point indents and smooth the end with a file. That way that way you aren't trapping the other fingers on then handles bar. Get your hands off the end of the bars. Just dumb. Run bark busters on the trail and you will benefit from scrubbing trees and the ground if you go down. You can then push out on the inside of the busters. But no more!!
    Levers need to be more down. Flexing your wrist backward is not a natural motion. Encourage better attack position with standing being the most comfortable position by draw a straight line (while standing up with slightly bent knees) down to you knuckles.
    And you don't hang on with your hands. Use your knees -expert rider.